Marengo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Marengo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1957 volume:

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It is with sincere appreciation that the seniors dedicate the 1957 Annual to this new building and to those administrators and members of the community who made it possible. The seniors are sure that such a fine new building will stand as a symbol of achievement and betterment to all who attend Marengo High School. as MH 5. W' Q E s ? -, .. .,.., may 'W-Mm ? -.. ..r...,,., t.. ...- W,,i,..... if 1 An. -A . .. ., Z X f X ' wlwwwf f X X ' f , 4.5, 4 , K gulf fqgxg ., LW Q w 1' 'n 4 , 1 X , , , i . . K QA, 5 , ,Z-.ftfif . 1 - '25 ' N. ,. I VLLL,-eff. J f' - f . g X ., , , I - . - r ', 'K v , K 1 . I V , V ' ' nk' if K H . . 1' .. , - X lv. - -, 4. ' ' ,. L - .k . W5 4- - A fini E A f . , Tw, ,if .N 1 .4, -1 5 J r . - ' Q23 af, , 6 ,. 1 .A ,, 1 Y' , 'I .., , H 1 K , ' N. , . fx? 'ffl-' 1' 'il' , 7k..?E3 L' A -X mrvfi '13, if fr ' , pf R f - x ,h gf'-' Q, gig- g ,Q Hjf' ' 'fx -2:'se ,,g L N A vs-f.h'. V 1, ' R y, --:-'- , f . , , I if . ' , N ,N , 4 1 . 1 FACULTY A' ' 1.-sis A ,,.- ' K f 5. Q 4-1 . ' . . MARTHA IDA FLICK MARY FLANIGAN HAZEL HOLLIS ELSIE MOYER lst Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade ...Q Q r 5 v 1 3 as , V, ' ' 'F 7, Q 'ja ,tif - , ,yn X ' X IRVIN RUSSEL POE WAYNE BRUBECK ALVIS KING ANITA BATMAN 5rh 8r 6th Grades Sth gi 7th Grades 8th Grade Art Rr Music f' 1 Q I ,Q -fi , an ,' jf' -if ' L SUPT. H.A.GOTTFRIED Govt., Eng. IV. RALPH L. HANGER Coach, Commerce, Dr. Training, Health 81 Safety Physical Education FRED C. ATKINS Biology, Agriculture, Vets-on-farm-training MARILYN TODD LOREN TODD Spanish History JOYCE KNIGHT English I,II,III Geometry, Latin I Susan Gaskill is attending the New Albany Beautician's College and is residing with her mother in Marengo. Donald Jones works part-time at the School and the theater. He is living with his parents in Marengo. Oneida Grunden has been working at Traveler's and is residing with her parents near Marengo. Ralph Green, James Byrum, and Wayne Jenkins have just returned from six month's active duty training under the Armed Forces Reserve Act. Janet Hughes Crecelius is living with her husband in Marengo. Ronald Hughes works in the Civil Service Office in Louisville. He is living with his mother in Marengo. S Sara Batman Combs is living with her husband in Marengo. They now have a baby girl. Janice Bird Stevens was married shortly after graduation and lives with her husband near Marengo. Barbara Stewart married Harry Brown and they live in Dayton, Ohio. S-xiiwi QxfUMY8KYwNli'Xxxk K' 14 Nmtxxxx- Xml 1 - ,. .5- 33 ,r Q1z,,6Qi'2 3 I, 4 FW Jin, Am . 1 , Y , ., L. 5.55 f t fy, MI, 1. x y X '- . n , A ,.-.,,.- L:-i -'dh ,ff 3 I . '-. gf .f iam I ., 4, ,Q 4. A 14, ff- . ef' s L' 1. r 1 w, 514. ,M x 1 1 U. -in A. J' X V a ,X f,,,54'1 ,, 2:51,-Q42 1 wikf-we J . 475 .' , f 'L:3 YI., r 1,5 X, 'V R - z1'i 5'f5f7'3 Q yfagu' . yi V. ff? !':':5',Q- ' 'iff' . '--. '. W A Q15 5 g, f ,free . I 1 ' , 1 'P' 'QL' D. A. R. DOROTHY RUTH WALTON Hidden in the chambers of her personality are treasure chests of friend- ship. J IIIIIUPI' President: WILLIAM SHELDON HAWKINS The combined qualities ofa manand an athlete. Vice-President: SHELVIA JEAN BOWMAN Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. 'it NN--N? 'M Secretary: JAMES MARVIN PIERSON I believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. Treasurer: RALPH DALE STROUD If I'm not there on time wait for me. 1 A WILLIAM HAROLD AGAN Chase me girls, I'rr1 full of fun. JOHN ELLIOTT GATES The world knows little of its greatest men. CAROL JANICE WYMAN Some think the world was made for fun and frolic--So do I. COLETTA ANN HOUSE When things go wrong don't go with them. CARL MELVIN LINTON Give me 9. wife and home and I will be satis- fied. TOMMY MARTIN WYMAN Snug as a bug in a rug. ol' 5 fi i z f O , 04 if -M i I RACHEL ANN LARIMORE I can live without poet- ry or walking, but who in the world can live without talking! ELVA QBOWMAND SMITLEY Never speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well. HAZEL LORAINE TOWNLEY Bubbling o v e r with laughter and fun, with never a worry for work undone. JACKIE LEE WYMAN There's a little good in every bad little boy. JUDY LYNN GRUNDEN In school a quiet lass she seems to be, but who knows if it's true when she's free. NELLIE LAVERNE MADDOX Variety is the spice of life--don't try one try them all. S OU '5K 's-rw-v 'k SLNIUK LLAS5 WILL We, the members of the graduating class of 1957, being of horse sense and stable mind, do declare this to be our last will and high school testament, x 1 To Mr. Gottfried, we will all excess homework and used tests so that he won't have to worry about the class of next year doing their own work. To Mr. Hanger we will the gumption and stamina to work out the kinks and flaws of the freshman and eighth grade so as to have a good ball team for the years to come. To Miss Knight, who was always our favorite, we will the right to have a class that never whispers or snickers so she will not give up teaching and go back to farming. To Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Mr. Atkins, who never had our whole class to- gether, we will part of the headaches we caused so the other three teachers can get rid of part of theirs. To Mr. Nash, always a friend in times of distress, we will the annual room, and all the waste paper in it, to burn in the furnace next winter, so save money, of course. I, Jack Gates, will my ability to pass in all my subjects to Jim Mills, and my seat close to Bruce Pearson in study hall to anyone who will promise to use it as I have, for a good cause. I, Carl Linton, will my curly hair to Stuart Gottfried so that he won't have to get so many permanents, and my ability to go steady to Scott Miller. I, Ralph Stroud, will my height to Bob Richardson in hopes he will make better use of it on the basketball team than I did, and to my sister Carol, I will the ability to pass in Miss Knight's classes so she won't fail in Latin. I, Tom Wyman, will the ability to like school better than Idid to my sister, Jane, and the ability to go steady to Wayne Sloan. I, Bill Hawkins, will my place as Captain ofthe CAVEMEN to Bruce Pearson, and my ability to pass in classes to Jim Mills. I, William Agan, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Jim Curts, and all of my excess hair oil to Donnie Pierson. I, Jack Wyman, will my muscles to Jim Zahnd, and my knowledge of cars to Bruce Pearson in hopes he will use it to a better advantage than I have. I, Jim Pierson, will my ability to go steady to Alfred, and my ability to pass in my subjects to Richard Lockwood. I, Shelvia Bowman, will my crown to Imogene Grunden in hopes that she will be queen next year, and to Sylvia Line I will my glasses so that she can keep a closer watch on Donnie Pierson. I, Carol Wyman, will my slowness to Jane Batman, and my drivers license to Margaret Jones. I, Coletta House, will my excess weight to Margaret Jones, since she is so slim, and the remains of my typewriter to Donnie Hughes. ' I, Elva Smitley, will my ability to keep my mouth shut at least part of the time to Gabby Key, and my short legs to Jim Mills so he won't have to have so much room when he sits down. I, LaVerne Maddox, will my old beat-up typewriter to Linda Summers, and my wonderful knowledge of English to Betty Stewart. , I, Judy Grunden, will one of our gentle cows to my cousin, Imogene, so she won t have to go around with an almost broken arm, and my glasses to June Prather so she can see Charlie Baylor better when he comes home. UIJHDD ll IIJIJ I, Hazel Townley, will my height to Bobby Poindexter in hopes that he can make a hit with the tall girls, and my brown hair and eyes to my cousin, Della Sprinkle . I, Rachel Larimore, will my glasses to Liz Zahnd so she can keep close watch on Bobby Ross, and my slimness to Margaret Jones so she won't have to go on so many unsuccessful diets. I, Dorothy Walton, will my favorite phrase-I don't know-to anyone who promises not to overwork it. To these wills do we attach our signatures: 4 Ml! Q f Q f of Cv W If Q M WDW M Q! SQ? WNW KN ' QA' W My fy ,y 5 Af' JTWJLT 7 fy Jeff SENICDR CLASS PRGPH ECY I, who am now a lion tamer in the big Ringling Brothers Circus, was overjoyed at the thought of our opening performance in Marengo the following night. I thought that perhaps Imight see some of my friends of the Class of 1957 which had been twenty-five years ago. Before my performance on our big night, I decided to take a walk. Who should I see but Tom Wyman who was home for a visit with his parents. He and Jackie Little liked Jamaica so much that they decided to make their home on the island. They now own the largest fountain of Jamaica Ginger in the world. I learned also that Carol Wyman and Joe Edwards are married and live on a big ranch in Texas, They have five pink Cadillacs and three oil wells. Marengo has an Opera House now, so as I had acquired a ticket, I thought I might as well attend. Who do you think the main star was? Dorothy Walton, who had married a Wall-Street millionaire. They also had twelve children. After Dorothy's splendid performance, I wandered around town a bit. I came to a big building with a sign that said Jacks Hot Rod Shop and of course I knew that the owner was no one but Jack Wyman. I also learned that LaVerne Maddox, Rachel Larimore, and Hazel Townley had made their debut on television and are known as the Darling Sisters. That night during my performance, I looked out of my cage and guess who I saw? Shelvia Bowman and Jim Byrum with their ten boys sitting beside them. After the performance, they invited me to their house for a snack. We had bologna that came from Sonny Agan's Bologna factory and ice cream that came from the L and B Ice Cream Parlor. In case there is a question in your mind as to whom L and B are, it is Carl Linton and Darlene Baker. They had quite a fight as to whose initial is the bigger. Ralph Stroud joined the Air Force when he graduated. He now flies his own plane around. He has gotten three tickets for air speeding but that doesn't slow him down. He says he will take off for the moon any day now in his new freshly painted rocket ship whose name he has not decided upon yet, but is thinking of Pat as a possibility. I thought about giving up my career in the circus and going with him but I ran into Jack Gates who invited me over to his house in Milltown to see his rare collection of purple rabbits with orange tails. I might add that he has made quite a nice profit for himself. Jim Pierson and Delores Green are now married and about to have their grand opening. You've heard of the Jay C. Stores? Well. Jim is starting a new chain of Jim C. Stores. They think they'l1 be pretty stiff competition since their store is going to have all the modern in- ventions. As you near his famous store you will find that you just have to go in. Of course, you have no other choice, since Jim has a moving sidewalk that side tracks right in his front door. Billy Hawkins took over his Dad's job as cashier of the lylarengo State Bank, but Billy has come upastep. He now owns the bank in which he furnishes all the money and makes loans to anyone who needs it. Elva Smitley and her husband still live in their little trailer, but are going to have to buy a larger one pretty soon, since their family has increased four times since I left. PIHIPHECY T Coletta House became an airline hostess and was lost over Africa when she forgot to shut the door. There has been news of an African tribe called the Keetseys, who have been causing quite a commotion these last few years. Could this be news of Co1etta's whereabouts? Judy Grunden is the manager of Marengo's famous trio, The Darling Sisters, who are now starring in a Broadway Musical called Four Stones On The Path. As I visited with Mr. Gottfried, Miss Knight, and Mr. Hanger, l could see that they were still in a daze because of the success of this group. I was sad at the thought of leaving but decided to come again in the near future. Class History The purpose of this history is to record the memorable events of our school yearsg to remind us of our class companions and teachers, and to help us recall the fun of the past four years. We, the graduating class of 1957, hope that. this history brings back as many lovable events to you as it has to us. We entered Marengo High School in September of 1953. We had an enroll- ment of 28. During the year, we lost Eugene Haycox and Robert Crandall. The seniors honored us with an initiation party on September 18, at the Red Men's Hall. At the Halloween party, our class had apenny pitch and a dart throwing stand. Shelvia Bowman and Billy Hawkins were our candidates for Halloween queen and king. We were represented on the basketball squad by Ralph Stroud, Bill HawKins, Jack Gates, William Agan, Carl Linton, and Tommy Wyman. Anita Harper and Carol Wyman were chosen as two of the Cheerleaders. Charlotte Jackson was attendant to the basketball queen at her crowning. We went to Spring Mill State Park on our class trip on May 13. Miss Knight, our class sponsor, went with us. President .... . . Billy HawKins Vice-President . . . Tommy Wyman Secretary .... . ..... . . Coletta House Treasurer ........ ...... J ack Gates In the fall of 1954, we returned to Marengo High School as silly sophs, and believe me, this name fit us. There were only 24 of us at this time. During the summer we lost Martin Zahnd and Harold Weathers. At the Halloween party, we sold soft drinks 'and home made candy. Billy Hawkins and Charlotte Jackson were candidates for Queen and King. We were represented on the basketball squad by Ralph Stroud, Bill HawKins, Jack Gates, Carl Linton, William Agan, Tom Wyman, Roy Richardson and James Pierson. Shelvia Bowman and Anita Harper were chosen as two of the cheerleaders. Charlotte Jackson was attendant to the basketball queen at her crowning. President .... .......... J ames Pierson Vice-President . . . . Bill HawKins Secretary . . . . . . ..... Coletta House Treasurer . . ........... Shelvia Bowman In the fall of 1955 we entered Marengo High School as jolly juniors. We had 21 members when we returned. During the summer we lost Arlene Sloan, Frances Judd, and Roy Richardson. At the Halloween Party, we sold hot dogs and soft drinks. Tom Wyman and Elizabeth Moyer were chosen Queen and King. Our class sold magazines and became very rich. Tom Wyman won the prize for selling the most magazines. We honored the seniors with a Junior-Senior banquet on April 27th. The setting was Southern Plantation. We ordered our class rings on October 7, from the Josten Company, Everyone was more than pleased with them. We were represented on the basketball squad by Bill HawKins, Jack Gates, Ralph Stroud, William Agan, Carl Linton and Tom Wyman, Shelvia Bowman was elected as one of the Cheerleaders. Elizabeth Moyer was attendant to the basket- ball queen at her crowning. Charlotte Jackson left our happy group the last April to marry Jim Weathers. President .... ....... J ack Gates Vice-President . . . . . Elizabeth Moyer Secretary ..... . . Shelvia Bowman Treasurer ...... ........ W illiam Agan We entered our senior year with 17 members. Elva Smithley joined us to finish her schooling. During the summer we lost Anita Harper, Elizabeth Moyer, Grace Mathers, and Donald Gott. e sponsored the initiation party for the Freshmen at the Leavenworth shelter house. HI 'l'0llY We were represented on the basketball squad by Ralph Stroud, Bill Hawkins, Tom Wyman, William Agan, Jack Gates, and Carl Linton. Shelvia Bowman waf elected as basketball queen of 1956 and 57. Carol Wyman was an attendant at her crowning. At the Halloween Party, we sponsored the queen and king contest. Hazel Town- ely and Bill Hawkins were chosen as queen and king. Dorothy Walton was elected D.A.R. from our school. We later learned that she had been chosen winner of Crawford County. The senior girls took the Betty Crocker test, and Coletta House won. She received a pin. The juniors entertained us at a banquet. Everyone had a wonderful time. We held our class day exercises in the gymnasium on Friday, May 17. M Our Baccalaureate services were held in the Methodist Church on Sunday, ay 19. We held our Commencement in the gymnasium on Tuesday, May 21. President ..... ........ . . Bill HawKinS Vice-President . . . . Shelvia Bowman Secretary . . . . . Jim Pierson Treasurer . . . . . Ralph Stroud Class Flower ....... ..... Y ellow Rose Class Colors ....... . . . Black 8: White CLASS MOTTO The World Will Hear Of Us NAME William Agan Shelvia Bowman Jack Gates Coletta House Billy HawKins Dorothy Walton Tom Wyman LaVerne Maddox Carl Linton Carol Wyman Jack Wyman Elva Smitley Ralph Stroud Hazel Townley James Pierson FOOLIN' SAYING Now, boys! What is it? Oh! I'll try it! I ain't gonna do it. Hey! It could be. . . . Ah! Oh shucks. Looks like snow. Why ....... That ain't nothing. I don't know That's life for ya. It beats me. It don't matter. AROUND NOTED FOR Laziness Typing Temper Sweaters Shirts Reading Rowdiness Being small Going Steady Tardiness Hot rods Government Quietness Brown eyes Passing papers TITLE Mr. Sleepy Queenie Mr. Hot Head Repeat Mr. President Miss D. A, R. Mr. Steady Office girl Mr. Curls Pete Mr. Rebel Mrs. Daddy Long Legs Halloween Queen The Whistler Miss Giggles Soda jerk FAVORITE SONG The Green Door Going Steady Blueberry Anastasia Honky Tonk Home on the Range v Jealous Lover Young Love Singing the Blues Friendly Persuasion Razzle Dazzle Dance With Me, Henry Moonglow According to my Heart Crazy Arms Searching Rachel Larimore Oh heck! Big steps Judy Grunden Gee whiz! Making sodas NAME LIKES DISLIKES William Girls Slick chairs Shelvia Food Show off boys Jack G. Cars 8: Music Cold weather Coletta Marines Cranky people Billy Shiny Buicks Work Dorothy Show Offs Poor grammar Tom The Country School LaVerne Boys Reckless drivers Carl Money End of grading periods Carol A Good Joe Spanish Jack Drag Races Cops Elva School Hard work Ralph Everything 8: Everybody Hurrying Hazel Friendly People Sad-sacks James Greens Snow 8: Ice Rachel New Albany Bossy people Judy Air Force Show-offs You Don't Owe Me A Thing 1 1 fy 'J Q A uaR5h0 5 ,,,,.fy KX ' L W Sw N M h 1 , -,ag F kj X Q9-as XXX! X dk, X 65 . ' 435 R ny SE fw fr H W 7 19 X S'SXXSlfW KE! Q . 5 n g . I mf Ja I 'W nil f i 474 x I w 1 , X X Y aff' f , mi uvfv fl , .,., , as Y il, 'swf P - '49,-'S km L imma, -Ag 'Q,p, .-.,f . , 1 . L wirf- ,,.'3,. ,im llf- 1 ,fax .VJ ,. , ' 12. ,rp V.,' 1 . ,FF .H . .I , .,. . n, 'if ' 1 ,f -i Y. . , X I. . 'I . i. ,,. . A ,, 4 w -'g yn 4 xl - , . x I gh , lx Q WG, ,, I- f , . g ,. 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X at 5 R' A Diana Grunden Janet Bowmar Wilma Grunden Paul Hamm Linda Summers Nancy Dunn pai' -MP? 8 my J Q in 1 - J x U X910 a fwfr a-'Q if is ' 5 K U4 it Alfred Wininiger Francine Jenkins Q , Q 'Q Q fa I JBA a -L I si My t x I N-....., W ,ft , ,'f 'w K 'F 5 A X,-' xv JB A 0 9 Terry Hall Doris Brewer Virgil Miller Martha Moyer Brenda Felker ' 1 J' 1 K 6 1' I . a --r m X y ,,. S A x I l it 1 - A Barbara Hughes Susan Crecelius Bobby Poindexter Rita 'Toney Randy Radcliffe Carol Stroud L 'B B11 Q. - . 'N 3 x '-be J -J . , is S' i XXV Kiki wcggg 'Q , T s , R , . max ' Bob Mclntosh Mettie Morgan Donald Moon Nina Felker Larry Key Mary Patton ,R S I .ffvx E ff. is 5' Q, t t,, ,-.Q - .Q .., B J. Esther Moon Richard Lockwood Annabelle Hendricks Ronnie Byerly Brenda Gott Jim Curts X - av A 540 v I s :- I g mi 4 1 -1 SXCW' 1. M Victor Lambdin Jim Mills David Hamn Eugene Cline Jim Zahnd Raymond Englf - XT. rf m, HGHTH ig t ..-- X 'nu ,sf X x X xx K X xx X K D N? if ,L., ,, Q do 'mml k ,L ,'.L, ,anime g fa O. .M KA , s . , it ' .3 S 'Q '51 'L f' 'L 'P isrr P : sg. .,,,,, ,!,F Q We A ,il res ? 5 FIRST ROW: Donna Jenner, Jerry Spruell, Loretta House, Larry Martin, Judy Clark. SECOND ROW: Dale Hiser, Shirley Judd, Teddy Joe Pearson, Carol Parks, Tom Moore. THIRD ROW: Bonnie White, Donald Jones, Gene Sprinkle, Howard Jones, Jim Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Knight, Russell Beals, Allen Grant. EIGHT!-I GRADE -T' 1:1 'fi ., g FIRST ROW: Micheal Miller, Charlotte Satterfield, Glennis Hess, Barbara Patton, Marvin Moon. SECOND ROW: Wilma Poindexter, JamesGrunden, Betty Richardson, Billy Carter, Judy Shafer. THIRD ROW: Stuart Gottfried, Thelma Grunden, Billy Key, Lois Ann Brubeck, Gene Sturgeon, FOURTH ROW: Sharon Miller, Micheal Houchin, Charlotte Jones, Ellwood Damon, Sharon McQueary, 'Mai' Q., E ws X ,R SIXTH AND SEVENTH GR DE . EE 5 -H H V 4 .el 'rr' KX i n am if .M 5 J C E, l' K f gps SA .tiff-sash-. a ey, ,A y or l '-Hi-,-3,1j!ji.,-lla Q 5' ,2'x'f2'.172NI1XQ!i!l Q54 f R EEEE E. FIRST ROW: David Bye, Joyce Davis, Jackis Jenkins, Carol Sue Green, Jerry Lee Grunden. SECOND ROW: Donna Hughes, Ernest Hamm, Karen Bullington, Roy Green, Diana Kay Dean. THIRD ROW: Roger Hess, Joyce Jones, Victor Grunden, Shirley White, Joe Allen. FOURTH ROW: Patty Conrad, Guy Maddox, Carolyn Stidham, Eddie Pittman, Sherrian Gott. lHoward Jenkins, camera shyl DIKIH HNU DIIVENIFI UKHUED ff ' ' ' X X ,sq I S is N I I dv x J x 4 CR! , X il. I I Qxwk S . MMI x 9 C . ,. Sf' N. XJ -. in W ...., QS!! g Q. ' g M 3 ,. Q I., 9, C 5 -NFL - 1 w v l . xxx, I .f 4 was - Q. C X SK 5 f......--I . fx- k as 'M-gf 'Q -.....,,..,w I I D 5 X5 FIRST ROW: Barbara Essex, Larry Agan, Lorita McIntosh, AlvinCrecelius, Dorothy Satterfield. SECOND ROW: Richard Atkins, Janet Jones, Curtis Moon, Alberta Walton, Renzer Radcliffe. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Poindexter, Ral h P Walker, Billy Joe Walker, DonnieByerly, De1bertDuke. FOURTH ROW: Ronald ' J k Barnett, Eugene Satter-field, Ancil Strickler, Howard Weathers, Ronnie ac son, FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Radcliffe, Charlotte Sturgeon, Howard Hughes. 133 435:51 '.ff ': DIAIFI FKIYLJ I Il'Il'l UIXIWLJE E wg F if W 11, C-'3' . 1. U O .1x,,,ii .:,L,s5 x ' .. 'ear' 1-'gn' ::,,.,,L 2 Dfw Q r i ,IU K ' I , R WL .. , U no n A ' . ' :ff 3 we .L 7' 'Q 5 , ' Q 1- 'wi ' V-af' E Jw in ...: ,R D l .. K R H 3 2 L? . N-Q , A .,,, , x., Q i n X , FIRST ROW: Ernie Stroud, Diane Lambdin, Jackie Carter, Sharon Houchens, Darrell Barley. SECOND ROW: Beulah Bird, Richard Meriweather, Nancy Green, Randy Bye, Carolyn Dunn. THIRD ROW: Arther Brown, Regena Meri- weather, Steven Hamm, Melody Grunden, Stevie Hanger. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Hooten, Russell Parker, TrudyDenton, Donnie Moon, Linda Richardson. FIFTH ROW: Bernie Newlin, Gloria Weathers, Donnie Pitman, Maxine Miller, Mike Hassenstab. o 'Xo- x 'vi' ,sf 'S FIFTH AND IXTH GR DES win V ,w:.a'- X ' 'T 41.-If -qv -rv? W IE l -in gf , wb: 35' U N-1 Su. x .R S ami fX vF RQ Sq-nv --...fb FIRST ROW: Barbara Wyman, Ray Linton, Joyce Summers, Bobby Hamm, Sandra Chambers. SECOND ROW: Larry Bye, Charlotte Barnett, Joe Essex, Elsie Hiser, Sandra Key, THIRD ROW: Violet Colber, Linda Walker, Jeton White, Mary Richardson, Barbara Roby. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Parks, Susie Jack- son, Sharon Barley, Patsy Richardson, Betty Jenkins. FOURTH GRADE ? L .. 53 L.,-A' J ' - ' X 32 N . ,, it ,ll .- f fa ,O ,- , ' I I L .. fly A ' ifgqvsp, -' I 5 'WH-'Q K txls M :I 7 ,e n I C . . ..n1 E. wmv - 'ik' fALSk A C ,. ..,, K VL I A ogg FIRST ROW: Rita Bell, Ronnie Jones, Julia McIntosh, Darrell Parker, Sharon Newlin. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Jones, Judy McIntosh, Roger Cox, Sheila Den- ton, Glenn Duke. THIRD ROW: Debra Stidam, Danny Jones, Alice Scott, Charles White, Joyce Jones. FOURTH ROW: Fred Walton, Carolyn Hasenstab, Glendon Hughes, Helen Colber, Lindell Judd. FOURTH -'ff' FIRST ROW: Larry McQueary, Martha Stewart, Thomas Damon, SandraGreen, Andrew Grant, SECOND ROW: Judy Parks, Gary Barnett, EdithVernon, Bruce Sturgeion, Sharon Elliott. THIRD ROW: Owen Simpson, Judith Green, Darrell Poindexter, Sue Dean, John Melton. FOURTH ROW: Alice Grunden, Earl Hil- gert, Janice Miller, Robert Byerly, Sheila Simpson. W lea THIRD GRADE ei if 2 Q NX wq 5, as wif 1 If .ai if rf 3 'Q v p 5' K A A 'Wm 'LKIT-El gi 1-ef' twin? 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CAPTAIN Billy HawK ins CORONATION if I. v .q,.- 'N 'rw A ,V V ,T ' w V. Y. nf' A 'r Y., U2 eg Ri. X is Y' - . 'Q fx NE L-Q. . il mlm 'x QQ' f 5 Q 7 1 Y X-f lgx A 'e M ff S ' :- ' .L X sm? X N xx N6 X Nfgh ,,.iw. :N 9 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Sue Wyman ESCORT: Guard Tom Wyman in Q' 52 ,.., K K 'wa' 3' . . 31 .Y43 JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Linda Hughes FSCORT: Guard William Agan 5 0 MQQZZQZZ NO. NAME 33 Tom Wyman 32 Jack Gates 22 Bill Hawkins 31 Ralph Stroud 24 Carl Linton 34 William Agan POSITION guard forward guard center forward guard Sponsored by S. J. HAWKINS INSURANCE AGENCY YAKSII Y FRONT ROW: Clyde Dean, Student Manager, William Agan, Richard Lockwood Alfred Winiger, Raymond Engleman, Tom Wyman. SECOND ROW: Bill HawKins, Jack Gates, Bruce Pearson, Ralph Stroud, Scott Miller, Carl Linton, Ralph Hang- er, Coach. B TEAM FRONT ROW: Alfred Winniger, Randy Radcliff, Bobby Poindexter, Bobby Rich- ardson, Virgil Miller, Bob McIntosh, Jim Mills. 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INDIANA GREEN 'S I EWELRY Compliments of Elgin Watches - Rings HARRISON COUNTY BANK Costume Iewelry Member P. D. I. C. Watch Repair PALMYRA. INDIANA MARENGO. INDIANA MILL INN BLUE ACRES Plate Lunches - Short Orders HEREFORD FARM Homemade Pies Registered Herefords for Sale Open 7 Days a Week Dr. and Mrs. Iesse C. Benz. Owners MILLTOWN. INDIANA DEPAUW, INDIANA E. K. ROGGENKAMP 6: CO.. INC. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile ounnonu Sales - Service Ferguson Farm Equipment Phones: Milltown 1 - Ramsey 2626 MILLTOWN. INDIANA Your Local Chevrolet Dealer - Serving This Area for Over 20 Years You Can Put Your Confidence in GENERAL ELECTRIC AT BILLY MARTIN 'S Phone 9 MARTINSBURG, INDIANA PURKHISER OLDSMOBILE SALES 6, SERVICE Phone 8-0661 CORYDON. INDIANA BARKSDALE'S STORE For Men cmd Women PAOLI. INDIANA ENGLISH FLORAL CO. Phone 1-2 Residence 6-3 Flowers for A11 Occasions Open8cz.m.-5p.m. Mrs. F. I. Atkins ENGLISH. 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INC. I. E. Tower - C. D. Tower - Tom Tower High Quality Fruits - Hybrid Seed Corn AII Kinds of Livestock LEAVENWORTH, INDIANA Compliments of RIALTO THEATRE Chas. 6: Icxnet Miller MMEN mNA Compliments of RANDOLPH STUDIO 2110 Beeler Street Phone 58257 ,NEW ALBANY. INDIANA DAVIS DRUG STORE Established 1906 CORYDON, INDIANA Compliments of SCOUDAN'S IDEAL CLEANERS Phone 73111 ENGLISH. mD1ANA BYRD'S SHOP THE fNext Door to Bank? RESTAURANT 6. GIFT SHOP Always at Your Service Mr . S Bi 1 , Own LEA5EN3VmOR,3I-I INDUFLA Our Greatest Asset - Your Good Will ENGLISH, INDIANA For Better Ecrts Use WENNlNG'S msn-rs WENNING PACKING CO.. INC. CENTRAL BARREN, INDIANA Compliments of SWARENS FUNERAL HOME Don Garland, Director Ambulance and Funeral Service Phone 80 MARENGO. INDIANA ROBERT'S MON UMENT COMPANY Established in 1898 Dealers in Monuments and Markers of Granite and Marble ENGLISH. 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